- Price$3.99
- CategoryProductivity
- Versions3 archived
- Installable3 of 3
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerSuburban Industries, Inc.
- Bundle IDcom.superstashapp.superstash
RequirementsCompatible with iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.
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Report an issueSuperstash is an infinite canvas built to keep you focused and inspired, empowered by the Apple Pencil.
Use the built in web browser to hunt for inspiring images, tap and hold then save to a stash on your infinite canvas. It includes links to popular design sites or bring your own URL that inspires you. Your own private stash of inspiration.
Support for multiple stacks of stashes on the infinite canvas. Tap on the stack to expand to see all of your inspiring images. Tap on an image to go full screen, then swipe left-right to cycle through your stack. Control what image is first to inspire you whenever you open the app. Or export your entire stash as a pdf to share with a friend or a particular client you are working with.
Draw directly on the infinite canvas or get organized with widgets you can place anywhere. The schedule widget helps you map out your day. The weekly widget allows you to plan the week ahead. The to-do widget allows you to focus on your top 5 tasks with the optional ability to convert your to-do’s to reminders (beta) so you can check off your tasks on the go with your phone or Mac.
Stay focused with the built in 15 minute Pomodoro timer with push notifications when complete.
Built for creative minds to stay focused and inspired each day.
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 27, 2011 | — | — | — | $3.99 |
| April 9, 2012 | — | — | 9 | $3.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
Would like to see this take advantage of the iPad ability to print. Would also like to be able to add notes, etc., after item is saved.
Promising but I uninstalled because it doesn’t let you zoom or I couldn’t figure out how.
As a Creative Director I have found Superstash a critical tool that I have come to depend on to help me collect. categorize and communicate ideas as part of the design process. Conceptually it is brilliant. Because many iPad apps are consumption-based experiences where we are purely "taking in" text and image content, there has not been a successful application to date that fluidly bridges the next natural step of capturing and annotating that content. The tools presented here are easy to use and offer flexibility to either store captures either in the app itself and assign a rating system or directly email team members which I like a lot. What's also helpful are the list of curated inspirational design sites. The collection is a great springboard to learning about the latest and greatest work in multiple design fields.
I've been surprised by the many uses for Superstash. Not only is it a great tool for blogging, but also a wonderful tool for design ideas. I recently used the app to come up with ideas for a new kitchen design. Superstash made it super simple to grab images and take notes to develop my plan. A great creative outlet.
This app, while quite promising, needs a fairly detailed how-to by the developer. It is not very intuitive, and the initial use entails a quite irksome series of hits and misses where one occasionally stumbles upon the right action, but not very often. And the creation of tags, their storage and application seem mystifying. I suspect that a couple of pages that explain the precise steps necessary to enjoy this app's promising usability would stand the developer in good stead -- in terms of lively sales. I hope the two stars are a temporary condition. gaakhus NYC
This app let's me finally interact fully with my iPad. I can save pictures and web pages, cut and resize them, I see, WRITE ON THEM, save them and mail them. There is even more functionality for someone who works with media. Well worth it even for a casual net surfer like me and very easy to use.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.